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I have external CSS in my project and it contains all the styles for the site, the site works well with FF but gets bad and mad in IE (as-usual).
So, Is there any way to write css such that particular style applies to a particular browser?
If I have a class say:
.col2{ width:237px; }
How can I edit the above class to apply with different width in IE and FF?
NOTE: I DONT NEED JAVASCRIPT TO IDENTIFY THE BROWSER.
I think Paul Irish came up with the most elegant solution:
http://paulirish.com/2008/conditional-stylesheets-vs-css-hacks-answer-neither/